Trees
Check out our tree collection. We have a huge range of trees for sale, in all sizes. Acer, Apple, Larix Leptolepis etc. We also sell mature trees.
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35cm Rubber Tree Tie
€1.50 -
60cm Rubber Tree Tie
€3.00 -
Acer Drummondii
€60.00 -
Acer platanoides Crimson King
€59.99 -
Acer Red Flamingo
€59.99 -
Amelanchier Lamarckii
€59.99 -
Amelanchier x grandiflora ‘Ballerina’
€59.99 -
Apple Bramley Seedling
€39.99 -
Betula jacquemontii
€59.99 -
Betula Youngii
€59.99 -
Carpinus Fastigata
€59.99 -
Cotoneaster frigidus Cornubia
€59.99 -
Cotoneaster Hybrida Pendula
€59.99 -
Crab Apple Trees
€59.99 -
Crataegus Pauls Scarlet
€60.00 -
Eucalyptus Gunnii
€59.99 -
Fagus sylvatica
€59.99 -
Fagus sylvatica Atropurpureum
€59.99 -
Liquidamber s. Slender
€49.99 -
Photinia s. Pink Crispy
€79.99 -
Prunus Amanogawa
€59.99 -
Prunus Kiku-Shidare-Sakura
€60.00 -
Prunus Nigra
€59.99 -
Prunus s. Kanzan
€60.00
Below You'll Find Our Tree Guide
Growing and taking care of trees

Designer
You can now buy very exotic and interesting trees.

Maintenance
Water the tree soon after planting and every day for several weeks afterwards.

Purning
Pruning helps trees grow strong and look neat and attractive.

Mature Trees
You can also buy mature trees in a variety of sizes and prices.
Don’t forget the essentials that every gardener needs
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170mm Adjustable Plant Tie
€4.00 -
35cm Rubber Tree Tie
€1.50 -
60cm Rubber Tree Tie
€3.00 -
Aftercut All In One Autumn 100m2
€14.99 -
Algon ORGANIC Path & Patio Cleaner
€15.00 -
Bamboo Canes Large
€9.00 -
Bamboo Canes small
€5.00 -
Bean and Pea Support Net 11x2m
€9.95 -
Bird Food Nyjer Seed
€2.50 -
Bird Food Peanuts
€2.50 -
Bird Food Wild Bird Seed
€2.50 -
Bubble Insulation 30m x 0.75m
€49.99
How to Dig a Hole for a Tree
First, prepare a hole two to three times as wide as the root ball of your tree, add a handful of organic chicken pelleted fertiliser. With potted trees, handle the root ball carefully to keep it intact while you place it in the hole. Once it’s in, turn it so the best side of the tree is facing the direction you want. With burlapped root balls, cut the twine and remove the burlap (or at least push it to the bottom of the hole).
Backfill around the root ball, lightly packing the soil as you go. Frequently check the trunk to ensure that it’s straight. Use leftover soil as a berm to create a watering well.
Install Tree Stakes
Drive the stake into the ground underneath and through the root ball. The stake should be tied loosely to the trunk; do not lash it too tight.
Large trees may need two or three stakes placed several feet from the trunk.
Watering a Newly Planted Tree
Water the tree soon after planting and every day for several weeks afterward. By that point, the roots will have begun to grow out into the surrounding soil, and you can begin to gradually reduce the frequency of watering. Fertilise the following year again, then provide a moderate dose of fertilizer. A 3-inch layer of mulch around the base of the tree will keep weeds out and reduce water loss.
After Care
Keep your new tree well-watered in the first growing season. In the following spring feed your new tree with an organic pelleted chicken manure. This will encourage plenty of new root growth and also get the leaves growing. With any trees that flower or fruit, a feed of potash is advisable.
Check your trees in autumn for cross branches and prune away any branches on top so no damage is caused. If a tree has grown too big for your garden autumn time is great time to prune back branches. At this time also cut out any broken, damaged or dead branches.
If your tree has any lichen on the branches, in winter or spring before the buds emerge, spray your tree with Winter Tree Wash to remove.

What You Can Do
Trees can add not only greenery but life to your garden.





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Keep your new tree well-watered in the first growing season. In the following spring feed your new tree with an organic pelleted chicken manure.